Secure Destruction, Three Ways
Paper, hard drives, media, home or office — pick the service that fits the job. Every one ends with a Certificate of Destruction and recycled material.
On-Site Shredding
The shred truck comes to you. Watch every box destroyed at your curb, then get a Certificate of Destruction.
Learn more about On-Site Shredding →Specialty Destruction
Hard drives, USB drives, CDs, X-ray film, microfilm, cassettes, and VHS — picked up, destroyed off-site, and documented.
Learn more about Specialty Destruction →Shred Containers
Locked 64- and 96-gallon bins and 27-gallon consoles for your office, emptied on your schedule.
Learn more about Shred Containers →Why It Matters
Destruction protects your business three ways: it keeps client and employee data out of the wrong hands, it satisfies HIPAA and FACTA obligations, and — because 100% of shredded paper is recycled — it keeps your records out of the landfill.
Our compliance documentation →How to Pick
The decision usually makes itself. A one-time backlog — the garage, the storage unit, the office move — is a purge: the truck comes once, everything is destroyed on-site while you watch, and you're done. An office that generates sensitive paper every week wants alocked console or bin withrecurring service, so documents are secured from the moment someone lets go of them. And anything that isn't paper — hard drives, tapes, uniforms, product — falls underspecialty destruction.
The Same Standard, Every Time
Whichever service you pick, the destruction itself is identical: a screened, uniformed, bonded, and insured team member takes your material directly to the shredding mechanism on the truck, you can watch on the video monitor, and nothing leaves your address intact. The Certificate of Destruction is issued before the truck pulls away — the document your compliance file, your auditor, or simply your peace of mind actually needs. If you're not sure which service fits, call and describe the pile; it takes about two minutes to sort out.
Ready to Shred?
Book online in two minutes or call (562) 426-0557 — most jobs are scheduled within days, and every job ends with a Certificate of Destruction.